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The Buzz: Community foundation reaches $1 million plateau for scholarships - Vimarsana News

The Buzz: Community foundation reaches $1 million plateau for scholarships

The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut has awarded over $1 million in scholarships to 287 students for the upcoming academic year. Students from throughout eastern Connecticut were recognize...

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A moment in local history: Alstead arson, by Alan F. Rumrill - Vimarsana News

A moment in local history: Alstead arson, by Alan F. Rumrill

Samuel Cragin was a well-known merchant and mill owner in Alstead in the first half of the 1800s. He built a new house for his family in Alstead in the

BOE Member who Wrongly Identifies Nazis as "Socialists" Shapes How Colorado Students Learn Holocaust History - Vimarsana News

BOE Member who Wrongly Identifies Nazis as "Socialists" Shapes How Colorado Students Learn Holocaust History

<p>Historians and teachers argue that tying limited space for Holocaust and genocide education in the curriculum to a crusade against leftist politics is distracting and an antisemitic hijacking of education by politics.&nbsp;</p>

How Colorado education board crafted its Holocaust language - Vimarsana News

How Colorado education board crafted its Holocaust language

A Republican State Board of Education member who believes socialism poses grave dangers at home and abroad has put his stamp on how Colorado students will learn about the Holocaust.

How one Colorado Republican shaped what students will learn about the Holocaust - Vimarsana News

How one Colorado Republican shaped what students will learn about the Holocaust

State Board of Ed member Steve Durham hopes students connect the Nazis with socialism. Historians say he’s ‘completely wrong.’